Words to say goodbye to

[Blue Hills]

Progressive
A synonym for "just like me".

Progressive can mean just about anything these days.
Ditto
Radical

 

[cyberknight]

I havent found a better scene

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qc00x6pnEHw

 

[Blue Hills]

Fixed that for you

If anyone tried this in a pub conversation, you would surely give them a blank look or a slap.
Then ask/check whose round it was.

 

[Drago]

Re-nationalisation.

 

[All uphill]

"A whole new ballgame"

 

[Rusty Nails]

Going forward I would like to see going forward going backward.

 

[Blue Hills]

Going forward I would like to see going forward going backward.

In my experience "going forward" is all too often used by folk trying to avoid a legitimate question/wanting to wipe your mind that you ever had the gall to ask the question.

 

[Drago]

Let's put this on the back burner while we reach out to our stakeholders and solicit their input for our scalable core competency business solutions.

 

[Andy in Germany]

Let's put this on the back burner while we reach out to our stakeholders and solicit their input for our scalable core competency business solutions.

You forgot "Blue sky thinking".

 

[Ming the Merciless]

Strong and stable

 

[Blue Hills]

Sealioning.

 

[Andy in Germany]

Freedom of Movement.

And possibly soon: "United Kingdom".

 

[Chromatic]

Anything that uses pre as a prefix that doesn't need to.... Pre-order, pre-register, pre-prepare etc ..., you've ordered, registered or prepared.

'In terms of' ... it means nothing and only demonstrates poor sentence structure

Starting sentences with 'So', and finishing sentences with 'going forward'. It's utter bollocks and the sentence still works perfectly without either

So, I don't have a problem with pre-order, I've always thought of it as a sort of shorthand for pre-release order where I've ordered records prior to their release for instance. Something to consider going forward.

 

[Edwardoka]

Sealioning.

Pardon me, I couldn't help but overhear...

 

[ColinJ]

Sealioning.

I hadn't heard of that one before! I just looked it up (HERE) and I think it does a useful job of describing that type of behaviour in an amusing way so I'd let it stay.